The philosophy of Ortega y Gasset reevaluated / Carlos Morujão, Samuel Dimas, Susana Relvas.
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Springer International Publishing,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Introduction
- Contents
- "Spain Is the Problem
- Europe Is the Solution"
- 1 The Krausist Movement
- 2 The Generation of '98
- 3 Europe as the Solution
- 4 Ortega's Early Political Ideas
- 5 Ortega's Initial Philosophy of Human Life
- References
- Ortega and Germany
- 1 Germany: A Country That Works
- 2 The Meditations on Quixote
- 3 Neokantian Aesthetics
- 4 The Overcoming of Neokantianism
- 5 The Genesis of the Meditations: Papers and Conferences from 1913
- 6 Ortega's Philosophy of Culture at the Time of the Meditations
- 7 Final Remarks
- References
- Ortega, Phenomenology and Idealism
- 1 Ortega's Philosophy in 1929
- 2 An Alternative Path?
- 3 What Does It Mean to Be Disoriented? Kinds of Disorientation
- 4 The Principles of Metaphysics: The Later Lessons
- 5 Why Has Idealism Failed?
- References
- Phenomenology Revisited
- 1 Ortega's Second Critique of Phenomenological Idealism
- 2 Phenomenological Idealism Revisited
- 3 Ortega's Radical Point of Departure
- References
- Ortega's Social Philosophy
- 1 The Phenomenological Relevance of the Concept of Mass-Man
- 2 Can We Speak of a Contribution of Ortega to the Social Sciences?
- 3 Deficient Human Types: Dissection of the Mass-Man
- 4 Ortega's Social Ontology
- 5 Social, Transindividual, and Individual
- 6 Social Acts and the Consciousness That "I Can"
- References
- Ortega's Philosophical Anthropology
- 1 Man's Need for Security
- 2 The Neokantian Philosophy of Man
- 3 The Virtual
- 4 The Embodied Self and Other Embodied Selves
- 5 Science, Life, and Authenticity
- 6 Individual Life as a Philosophical Problem
- 7 Final Remarks
- References
- Ortega's Aesthetics
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Idea of Art and Aesthetics in the Young Ortega
- 3 Ortega's Meditations on Aesthetics in the Light of Phenomenology
- 4 Language, Metaphor, and Irony
- 5 The Dehumanizing Aesthetics of New Art in the 1920s
- 5.1 The Role of Theater as Unrealization and the Actor as Universal Metaphor
- 5.2 Avant-Garde Music in Ortega's Aesthetics
- 5.3 Ortega's Last Writings on Art (1950-1954), Under the Principles of Vital and Historical Reasons
- 6 Conclusions
- References
- Ortega's Exiles
- 1 The Escape from Spain
- 2 Ortega in France
- 3 The Beginning of the Argentinian Exile
- 4 El Hombre y la Gente
- 5 Historical Reason: The Last Lecture in the Faculty of Arts of Buenos Aires
- 6 Argentinian Deceptions: The Return to Europe
- References
- Historical Reason
- 1 Introduction: Why Is Reason "Historical" and History "Rational"?
- 2 History as Tradition and as Innovation
- 3 How Rational Historical Events Are?
- 4 Is There a Historical A Priori?
- 5 The Concept of Generation
- 6 Perspectivism
- 7 Meaning in History
- References
- Epilogue
- 1 Ortega's System of Philosophy
- 2 Ortega and Politics: A Philosopher in Partibus Infidelium?
- 3 The Relevance of Ortega's Legacy
- References
- Index.